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date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 11:42:00 -0800,    group: microsoft.public.vstudio.sourcesafe        back       


asp.net project in vss   
I am about to pull my hair out. I need to share an asp.net project with 
someone else in my group. Let me give an axample of what is occurring. 
Suppose I create a new asp.net solution and call it MyWebsite1 and have the 
location of the aspx files etc located at c:\inetpub\MyWebsite1. When I do 
this it automatically puts the .sln file in the directory c:\documents and 
settings\bsmith\my documents\visual studio 2005\projects\MyWebsite1.  I don't 
want it here becuase when I check it into VSS it puts my directory structure 
into vss alsong with the other stuff. I want the sln file to reside with the 
project so I move it to c:\inetpub\mywebsite1 and re-open the solution. 

If I open it as a website it keeps putting the solution back in c:\documents 
and settings\..... 

If I open it as a solution it seems to work ok though. 

But once I open it as a solution, when I add it to source control it appears 
to go ok. It puts it in $/inetpub/MyWebsite1.root/MyWebSite1. However when 
the other person does a get latest and sets the working folder etc it puts it 
on his disk ok but then when he opens the solution in vs2005 it re-gets it 
again so then if i look at what is on his disk he has the whole project under 
c:\inetpub\mywebsite1 (which it got from the "get latest" and also in the 
directory c:\inetpub\mywebsite1\mywebsite1 which it got when he opened the 
solution in vs2005.

Any suggestions?

thanks
date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 11:42:00 -0800   author:   Brian

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